With eviction rates in Houston surpassing those of New York City, Texas House Bill 32 (HB 32) has gained attention for its ...

Battle’s countersuit (Dr. Johne E. Battle v. Dollar General Corporation), filed Dec. 23, 2024, vehemently refutes Dollar General’s assertion. It contends Dollar General’s suit against Battle came as ...

Melmed Law Group is pleased to announce the addition of Amanda Marshall as an Intake Attorney to its growing employment law ...

Ex-deputy says L.A. County fired him for 'optics' after he was involved in a controversial 2022 scuffle with a Black woman in Palmdale.

On Monday, a federal jury awarded them $60 million each in damages for their wrongful convictions. Fulton said they're not the only victims of injustice. "We got a lot of work to do. There are a ...

A federal jury in Chicago awarded $120 million in damages Monday to two wrongfully convicted men who spent more than 15 years in prison, a pair who alleged they were railroaded in a bogus ...

The Jammu and Kashmir High Court held that a suit for damages due to wrongful dismissal is not maintainable unless the termination is first challenged and declared wrongful. The court observed ...

Lincare, the largest oxygen-device supplier in the U.S., with $2.4 billion in annual revenue, has long faced an array of legal issues, but it’s rare for a claim of wrongful death linked to its ...

Fulton and Anthony Mitchell, who was not there, were awarded $60 million each, which the law firm representing them says is the biggest wrongful conviction jury verdict in U.S. history.

To most Houstonians' surprise, our city is 2025's spring break hot spot, dispelling the idea that Houston isn't a place people would typically want to visit. Throughout this month, young people ...

Houston finished off what has been an impressive and record-setting march through the Big 12 Conference schedule. The Cougars rallied in the second half and fended off a late Baylor charge to take ...

I had trust in God that He would fight for me, so I should be patient,” he said, breaking down in tears. A Wrongful Conviction In 2011, Yaw Appiah was convicted and sentenced to 45 years in prison ...